Sentence examples for going to devour from inspiring English sources
"Let's go, boys those Christians aren't going to devour themselves".
I'm just going to devour you in my music and make something that I really want to hear".
I think that you've got to kind of wear a helmet and roll with it and not place too many expectations on this business because if you invest in it too much, it's going to devour you".
When her owners' four-year-old kid was viciously attacked by a neighbour's dog, Tara ran in like a boss and told that dog in animal language (biting) that under no circumstances was he going to devour her human brother.
Noting that 654 homes in New Jersey were repossessed in February, Mr. Morrissy added, "We have to grow the scale of our commitment — rescue troubled properties, organize citizens as neighborhood guardians, get new homeowners into the picture — or this thing is going to devour us and our neighborhoods".
I was going to devour it.
"He said, 'I'm a lion in the jungle, and a lion's got to be a lion, otherwise he's going to get devoured,' " Mr. Weiss recalled.
The snap measurement of sales, user uptake, app counts, or customer satisfaction after the first month, are going to be devoured by the geekerati and the slightest flaw will be magnified into "Tim's folly" - which will be ignored by Apple.
Hoffman was certain she was going to be devoured by the "Jersey man-eater", but later admitted she was "not sure ... whether she had had her trouble for nothing or had barely escaped death".
